Nietzsche believed that Christianity grew out of the resentment, or ressentiment, of the weak in society – hence his famous phrase, “slave morality.” The genius of Christianity, according to Nietzsche, is its ability to take the will to power – which simply means the universal urge of man to express his spirit and impress himself upon the world – and turn it against itself.
Nietzsche and Atheism | An American Atheist
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
Nietzsche and Atheism | An American Atheist
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